The phrase "a more consistent performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or expectations regarding the reliability or uniformity of someone's work or results.
Example: "The team has shown a commitment to achieving a more consistent performance in their projects this quarter."
Alternatives: "a steadier performance" or "a more reliable performance."
It may be desirable for a pension fund to achieve a more consistent performance, even if its average return is lower.
Similarity searches typically show a more consistent performance than substructure searches.
The suture-button group did give a more consistent performance, a more gradual increase in diastasis compared to the screw fixation.
Instead of limited optimal range of signal frequency for regular arrays, irregular arrays can result in a more consistent performance over a broader range of frequencies, such as those associated with speech [6].
All profits from janger kolok in Bengkala go to the dancers, which Mardana hopes will help create a more consistent performance schedule and boost tourism to Bengkala.
This suggests that MICC can give a more consistent performance between lower-depth and higher-depth sequencing libraries.
And against Italy we lost by three, but it was a much more consistent performance from us.
Brawn added: "So there are a lot of reasons why it will be different, but it can only prove with time that we are going to put up a much more consistent performance than we did last year".
As a result a small number of exceptional realisations can be more important to a fund's success than more consistent performance across the portfolio.
We were able to achieve much more consistent performance with a different approach, which is the approach our system still uses.
People tend to expect much higher and more consistent performance from a computer program than they would ever expect from a human expert, but such lofty expectations court disaster.
